MIT neutralizes PKK/YPG's so-called leaders in Tel Rifat, Syria
The Turkish National Intelligence Organization (MIT) has neutralized Hüseyin Öztürk and Vidan Fate, identified as so-called leaders of the PKK/YPG in the Tel Rifat region of Syria. Öztürk was among the terrorists responsible for organizing attacks against Turkish security forces and was on MIT's target list. Acting on real-time intelligence, MIT tracked the two terrorists through field agents and successfully carried out the operation at the opportune moment.
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PKK/YPG members Hüseyin Öztürk and Vidan Fate were among those responsible for organizing attacks against Turkish security forces stationed in the Olive Branch Operation area.
HE WAS ON MIT'S TARGET LIST
Hüseyin Öztürk, who joined the PKK/YPG in 1994, was on MIT's target list for being among those who organized attacks against Turkish security forces in Turkey, Iraq, and Syria. MIT, having determined that he was operating at a so-called leadership level in Tel Rifat, placed the terrorist Öztürk under surveillance through field agents.
Based on real-time intelligence received by MIT, it was determined that the PKK/YPG member Öztürk was moving in coordination with another PKK/YPG terrorist, Vidan Fate.
MIT tracked the two terrorists step-by-step through its field agents.
The most suitable moment for the operation was awaited. Once the conditions were met, PKK/YPG members Hüseyin Öztürk and Vidan Fate were neutralized in Tel Rifat through a precision operation.